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FACULTY
Brian Olowude, Ph.D.
Part-Time Lecturer
Education
Ph.D., Cross-Cultural Clinical Psychology
California School of Professional Psychology—Fresno, Fresno, CA
Completion Date: August 2001
M.P.A., Public Administration (Public Management Tract)
Maxwell School of Citizenship—Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
Graduation Date: May 1994
B. A., Psychology
California State University—Sacramento, Sacramento, CA
Graduation Date: January 1992
A.A., Liberal Studies
Monterey Peninsula College—Monterey, CA
Graduation Date: June 1989
Courses Taught
Faculty Mentoring
Program (University 1)
Social Science 180 Diversity in the U.S.
The Black Community
Multi-Cultural Counseling Techniques
Basic Statistics
Social Welfare Policy
Employment
Correctional Psychologist
Lecturer
Organizational Consultant
Tenant Assistance Program (director)
Public Housing Manager
Community Involvement
UCSF—Latino Center
Fresno Metropolitan Museum
American Psychological Association
National Forum for Black Public Administrators
Areas of interest and Research
Latino Gender Role
Male Body Image in Minority populations
Power strategies in intimate relationships of people of color
Mulit-cultural educations and Curriculum
Teaching Philosophy
I believe that the education experience should be one that is never demeaning,
but one that is reaffirming and validating. I believe that the student does
not arrive in class “tabula rasa”, but is an amalgamation of the
individuals experience that if fostered will heighten the educational experience
for the student, their classmates and the professor.
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